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 Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape has denied claims that there is an illegal army operating in his  Hela Province as widely speculated over social media. PNG PM Marape denies claims of illegal army operating in Hela Province  Mr. Marape says police are at work in the province, ensuring safety and security during the election period. He further commended the good work done so far by disciplined forces and hopes counting is staged peacefully in the province. James Marape and his wife were in his district yesterday to cast his votes. NBC / PNG Today Next :  Over 5 million Papua New Guineans go to Poll

It is one of those national parks in India where you can see the tiger, leopard, black panther, wild dog (dhole), sloth bear and gaur in addition to other species of wild animals. It is a wildlife destination that has shown a healthy increase in tiger and leopard population in the last few years. As I see it, the wild denizens seem to thrive here. I am talking about Maharashtra’s Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve , one of my favorite wildlife holiday destinations in India. Located in the heart of Central India and not too far away from Nagpur, Tadoba Andhari Tiger reserve is a beautiful mix of water bodies, rivers, tropical dry deciduous forests, dense woodlands and a diverse variety of grasses including bamboo thickets. Even though it looks quiet from the outside, it is a thriving ecosystem of wild nature. This article aims to show you the wild riches of this national park through photos of its wildlife. Hope it tempts you to plan a wildlife holiday here! Above photo: An adult male leopar

CONGRATS TO LUCKY WINNERS – DEBBIE & PATRICIA Award-winning author Laura Griffin started her career in journalism before venturing into the world of romantic suspense. Her books include WHISPER OF WARNING, THREAD OF FEAR, ONE WRONG STEP, and ONE LAST BREATH. Visit her web site at www.lauragriffin.com . Today, Laura is here talking about her latest book, Untraceable . I’ve always wanted to disappear. Have you? Maybe just for a day or even a weekend. The heroine in my latest novel, Untraceable , takes the disappearing thing to a whole new level. Alexandra Lovell is a PI who has a niche business helping women vanish without a trace and begin new lives in safety. Is this really possible? As I researched this story, I learned that it is possible, but very tough to pull off because we leave digital footprints practically everywhere we go. Each time you buy something online, subscribe to a magazine, or rattle off your telephone number to some cashier at a store, you are giving complete s